roadway

Preposition: on

side: Continue up this lane past the community center then turn down the small unmade roadway on the left hand side.

Adjective modifier

• high-risk: You have the high-risk roadways you have an accident student drivers with.
• underground: Come along and see the changing rooms, the warm-up area, the underground roadway and the players ' tunnel.
• temporary: More than 5km of temporary roadway is laid down in the park.
• narrow: The restored original arch is below the narrow roadway.
• concrete: A UXB pierced the concrete roadway of the South Dock, 60 ' from the NW corner of the Hendon Dock.
• ancient: Immediately in front of the tombs traces survive of the same kind of ancient roadways visible in front of the North Tombs.

Converse of object

• cobble: The long houses were often in pairs facing each other across a cobbled roadway.
• cross: This was the last train that ever crossed that fatal roadway.
• block: He drove around searching and suddenly spotted something blocking the roadway ahead.
• carry: The space alongside the walls has been filled and concrete retaining walls were being constructed to carry the roadway toward the bridge.
• raise: The property can be found behind a gate just where this raised roadway meets the High Street on the left hand side.
• leave: After a while, Teal'c held up his hand, and the Lieutenant left the roadway as the rest halted.

Noun used with modifier

• access: One main access roadway enters the reserve from the Water Executive facilities around the filter house.
• level: Note the relatively slender piers and rounded cutwaters, evidence of French influence on bridge design, as is the level roadway.

Preposition: in

front: She had been approached by Mr John to put up £ 10,000 to construct a roadway in front of her property.

Modifies a noun

• system: MIT also has experience posing and evaluating traffic management strategies in real roadway systems.
• network: Travel demand, which generates the traffic volumes on the roadway network.
• support: Two halves of an arched girder roadway support, bolted together with fishplates.
• deck: German codes were changed in the 1980s, omitting limitations on tensile stresses in concrete roadway decks under service conditions.